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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09

Bis DENIL-FlSII,

. .' OIL. f
Octopi Which Crush Man md Beasts In
Thrir Monstrous Grip.
Chicago Herald.
"Some OF the biggest 'squids' or devil.
fish that have ever baen caught" said an
old sailor, shave been found around West
1cdis 1slands III tho Gulf Of Mexico and
the Caribbean Sea. l was first mats on a
little chunk OF q sugar %droughsr, az lhe
vessels in that trade are called, and was
bound from New York to Jamaica. There
wss fever n. tho time, SO We laid off in the
reads and the bark waa loaded by coolies
with lighters. As we could not 10 ashore,
We rugged sails in tho long boat aud
used 70 cfuiss around through the
little Islands hunting :or turtles and
eees. One day we towed the
dingy behind the long boat, intending to
anlit The party at ona OF the Islands,
Wien VIC reached the big island We sep.
arated, part staying on the island and
some Of the men taking the two boats and
going 10 other Islands. I and two men
stayed on Devils rock, and hunted around
for whatever wo could find. About one
hundred yards off was g small rock, where
the dizzy snd her crew had gone. We
could zee the boat tied up and the mon
loehng eround the island. We got tired,
and Gang out to them to come over and
get us. They started 10 tho boat and
pushed her of, wading out q little way 10
keep clear OF the rocks just covered at
high tide.
"All OF q sudden OF than uttered q
fearful scream and something blush rose
out OF the water and eucircled bis body
and neck. he drew his knife and slashed
Of it, when another arm arose. 1T was a
'Equid.' The other fellow was nearer the
shore and was just stepping out Of the
water when two long fselerB wriggled up
end around his legs and in another min
ute he, too, IVES being drawn under the
water. Their shrieks and crien were pitt
ful, but wo could do nothing. We had no
boat and the other psrty wers nosin sight,
The !nen fought bsavely, but 10 no end.
What could they do against fifty arms,
from ten 10 twenty feet long, each with 9
grasp OF steel. Slowly but surely they
were first csushed to death aud thea drag
sed down.
"Their fighting ssemed to have mad
dened the creature, for shortly after the
men disappeared the long blue arms
wound themselves around the little boat
and crushed it as you would a nutshell
between Your fingers. The horror we
felt at the bare sight Of the poor fellows
agony nearly drove one Of the men crazy
who was with mo. When he long boat
came back we reported the matter, but
but after that We were never allowed to &c
over to the islands. Several times we
hunted for the devil.fsh with guns and
harpoons, but he was never seen again by
any OF our crew" ff.u1 ~ :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09
An Allentown family Of five gets away
with twenty.three mince pies a week,

In the latter stage OF Consumption, the
afflicted will find relief and comfort in Dr..
!. II. McLean's Tar Wine Balm, its sooth-
ing effects on the lungs Is remarkable. Is
cents q bottle. 'H DIV
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BaNK,

kEMEMHEu That the presence OF Generals
!lLWLsHuLn Beauregard anu Early, who sIo
IN charge OF The drawings, Is u guarantee OF abso-
lute fairness md integrity, lhut tnu cnances are all
equaii, aud thlt no one can possibly divine what
number will draw IL Prize. All parties therefore
advertising 10 guarantee Prlzu, lii this Lottery, or
holding out any other Impossible lnu arc
swindlets, and only aim to deceive aud del,aud
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09
Wheeling Live Stock Market,

For the past week the cattle market has beer
quite slow, with Il decline iu prices. The hog mar
ket has been only fair, with prices that were thost
Of last week.. Quotations range about US follows:
Gtttc-lm 10 LOO lbs. stock Sale pcr ID,
500 to 800 lbs. Sas74c per b.; 700 to SEQ lbs. 2%a
SC per ID.
aogs-Markct active: 4aiHc per lib.
Ln,shs-Good at StHsai11aac per Id.
ldlrS-3A5c per ID.
Shkcp-2Ha3hc per ID. ~.
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MEDICAL.
HIGH AUTHORITY
na.LnqLon, D. C., Sept, 2l, 1SS4

Dear sir-Why don't you yet a certif.
,,,e from Col. W. Ii. W., OF Baltimore,
shaving that he cured himeeli OF drunk.
snSs, BY the help Of Hop Bltters. His Is
worIetiul case. lie 10 well known In
rsTrhcater, n. y, by all tho drinking peo.
nIc there. lie Is known In this city, Cin-
riousti, New Orleans, New York; In fact
al over tho country, ~ he has spent thou.
lands Of dollars for rum. I honestly be-
lava his card would DO worth Thousands
If fiolls,s to you in this city aud Baltimore
sionc. and make thousands OF sober mon
bv inducing the use Of your bitters.
=" T. A. ".
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N'opNgH AugHsihRs Hf ..T. ..,. N."|r#.| rHf.'
II the fact that. the late General John A,
Logan had Il decided likeness for poetry,
and that he himself at intervals INDUCED
in writing i%mpromptu verse;, mover DO.
came public knowledge, 1t was not q &C.
c.et among his most intimate friends.
The instances related are several when, in
an idle moment, he would take up All old
scrap Of paper and carelesaly write there.
on Bome lines In rhyme. Often these 20.
etical efforts were Of q humorous charac.
tor; at other times they would assume a
thoughtful or sortowful nature. General
Logan almost invariably destroyed the
verses after he had written Thorn, but two
or three were secured by friends, and are
still held by them.
Through the courtesy Of a prominent
Washington lady we arc enabled to make
public one OF General Logan's humorous
pieces OF verse. Tho lines which we print
below were written in houor OF a new bon.
net, IN which tho owner appeared on n
certain occasion before General Logan al
his house. 1t Is related that the soldier
was Biting ut his desk when his friend
entered. Turning to greet her he imme.
diately observed the new headgear, and
wheeling around In his chair he hurriedly
indited the following lines. The verse
was written by General Logan with the
alteration OF but one word: |
#. TO MEs. sa.ril's bonnet.
ut ie muses., attend, aa.H
..lnspire ye my sonnet
While speak OF tho beauty
or Mrs. Smiths bonnet.
: Shades ol the night, g.r4 .
Gather yeand remain, u,
And bless that dear bonnet
MS. N# Which from Paris came.
o don'tl well remember, Z.
...rh In times that huyc gone by,
How Just such another bonnet
Caught the flashing Of my eye!
That bonnet was the magic
Which dreW from mt u Sigh,
As the little beauty In 1t
Went tripping lightly by.
The same dark lace,
With streaks OF red,
And '~thingeinhobs" perchcd
On the top OF her head
The same jlunty mir, TOO,
AS she wept upthe lane. a
y Ny dear Mrs. Smith
EFF . B,iugs 10 INC again.
. o bonnet from Paris, u#. .H j..
You arc welcome Ger moe
From the laod OF Napoleon
To Colimbia's shorel
U And wheu you arc kicked
Out OF fashion and MUD
III sit myself down
. And forever repine.
Scratching his head for a moment upon
tho completion Of the poem, General
Logan sgain took up his pen and wrote
beneath the lines the word "Sykes" rs q
signature. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09

inaudibly, went to bed 10 conceal his emo.
ton. "Some time" said Rollo, " will
learn to close the icrosa.e1amlnation be.
fore the prosecuting witness loses his tenn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09

ZI7v FFlzes, nnlotntlng 0................,,,.. ,, SsS35 loco
Application Tor rates 10 clubs should be mado
only 10 the Office Of the Company In Rev Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, giving fuli
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders.
Or New YORK Exchange In ordinary. letters. Cur.
rcncy by Express tut our cxpcnse) addressed
b.. DABpHiN,
New Orleans, La.
Washington, y. Q,
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asl %; ? u rIlar Bock 8, GO. . II ,weo, no,,,oo,

Wooden Ware-No. 1 tubs A, u. M . q, 70, y,
%%shbSsrls os3p IA 9Ht Ios NJ %; = hoop 81 IS: sinsl,
F~raH,DSSew, ~ vs silHs \ R ~ e,I.-..
Valencia. GeGH ca' ! ava, nalsihs 6TaIc: stemnct
snses,eis Sa g "a to 1 q sS !aySs ralslas s!25; LoOs
ITO, 10; i" es.be on'fI i,S we NJ: w SstII,ain m,lo soS; carbon
Ter Acc: whIts ,aaipers, N. ) su asSin m,aefs oest win
~!S,itnrs-Cu,inst H., :, "'GtVc. -Il
cd tIc: Ordinary n WNsTIt 1'G ~. Hssc; itnit powder
ard a.: standard fconiectto UlnS: gsannlated stand,
Windsor 4 SIC: RidpeWood wSIa. 'isc: s!aldard
extra U SIC; standard yellow IXc: Nae y"r ~ : :
iAc; golden U NC; fruit slvariTc.. Nav nrI.ars
els sSlssl g: oon,,
ianoy green I5Hc: ieaberry io% Sc;us choI ss' GREEN iSS;
l5hc; prtmogrecn $50: roasting GRADES ii%c: java
ArbutEie < Co,,s roasted ID ~" HIT itanale dycI
Old Government lava S7c. pSahcrrr Ioasv = :,
praIc Rio isc: cevlnm ILL.,. ~, IT1Itty 20; -
srsds lie lSSs. s''o0 no t'''
2da76c; lmperia 4, 85a5Jc; japan. SSa76c. Gnion.
la7oci souehong. 2laG5c III =
[urdlcs-star, full weight, loo: ~stearinc. ner st
l2c: mould, per set. lie. 80
NitJar-Choicc cider, l2c pcr gal. standard cttv
brands. 1oallc per gal; country isaibe ner uai' oA n,
10 quality. -AN' '"' 49, -
lhsod-ls quoted IN jobbing at 10allc for prime
western, and lie for iull cream: Sweitxer III
\! Ss acc Tn,s!s t. quality; limburgerl lj1c; Factory
tah.Ne: 5 MEDIUM mackolcl slii w.; No. 2 me.
dium, SIiW. .Et 7f-l -
Bans-Choice navy at 81 50; medium 81 40: mix.
Cd sloo; Lima 41H2c per ID. :,
hushel.; clover small seed S %; inrSc ,S Is, ID
In quality "Ae' " = ~
Sal.-No. | per Dbl 9oe;t extra per Dbl 81 IS: dairy
ne, . oushel sacks II W per sack.
SKA ~C0r1-6A0c per ID. 80 r-sf
fflits-Ncw Valencia RAISING ~! n. ,o,v lava,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09
TNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
~ OVER HALF A MILLION D%I5JRIDUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

incorporated In 1868 for . years by tho Lcgisls.
a capital u sl.OOo,00-to which 4 reserye fund al
ovor &aoo,NU has silce been added, -
by an overwhelming popular vote It's fnuchlso
adopted December ID, A. D., ls7V, "'
tho people Of auy State.
Nheatr scales Or postponea.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings tako
place monthly, and the %semi.Anuual Drawinrs
regularly everJ six months Juno and DccomGefJ.
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
acaaemyo Of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, March
10, ~1SS7-.o:d Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $3.50, 900,
~ Notice. Tickets are Ten Dollars only, Halves
so IS. FifthS, 81. Teuths, 81.
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!. M, ROTT'S FREbgH POWDERS,

structures, and all Urinary aud Ursthral Diseases,
Nervous and Phystcal Debility, Seminal Weakness,
Loss Of .vigor, Premature Decline IN Man. Sally
cesse1, DC. syphila in sl It's forms, sore throat
and nacsc, ulcers, erupt!ons, .~berotuls, letter, Sui,
rheum, and all blood and skin disease. Fcnsje
Weakness speedily cured. Gonorrhea cured In
three days. Price e %. Bold III Wheeling, ". W.,
by Z. +. bOGXING, Dricg.st. Ruut by mall SEALED,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09

Moses Parks, OF Reynolds, Ca. died the
other day Of measles, aged 92 years,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09
Che GntdIfQencer
onlcs, Nos. ao and 81 Fourteenth street.
IA POEM BY LOGAN.

Showing tina with Hin the Pen wns Not Us
Mighty as the Sword, J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09

BALTIMORE, March s.-wheat, western higher:
April 9lhas2c: May 9lHay2Nsc; June 9iNa9s11xSc..
Corn, western trmer; mixed spot i6Hai6Esc; March
i6Aa46hc; April iG5Sa4GMc; May 4l34a474c; June
4sAc asked: steamer i5Eai5Wc. Oats steady;
white 37a3yc; do mixed 3il36c. Provisions iIrmer
and quiet. Coffee higher; Rio cargoes ordinary to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09

TOLEDO. O., Harch Wheat weak and lower:
cash Sic; May S5Ac. Corn dull and steady; cash
391sc; May ilc Oats nominal. Uloverseed steady
and unchanged; cash and March 81 IS; April 81 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09

Scratching his head for a moment upon
tho completion of the poem, General
Logan sgain took up his pen and wrote
beneath the lines the word "Sykes" as a
signature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09
Petroleum.

CINCINNATI, Marchs.-Hogs active and nrm: com.
mo az aH na. iiGht ~ s5 n u; packing and butchers
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY,
CAPITAL PRIZE Sl5O.OO0.

falgenaents for all the Monthly and semi.Annual
Drawings Of Tho Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.
aud In person manage and control tho Drawinpn
themselves, ana that tho same arc conducted with
tics, and we authorize tho Company 10 use his
certificate, with tAeHmilcs OF our aignaturos al
uehed, In iH Adveruscmenta."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09

CINCINNATI, O.. March 8.-Cotton In fair demand
nd arm; middllny vic. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09

Ftnshino-l inch, s 10: X iuch, SO 20; TX inch,
8 95: ~ tols4 inch, 81 10; 2 inch, s. is; ~ inch
81 %; 3 finch and over, s. IS.
Gazing and Boz -lOd 10 SOD, s. IS: Sd. 20. I'd
50 IS; ID, q 70; Sd, IS 20. go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09

cInn Ia conn A MONTH can be made wo,k.
olUU III o5UU ing for Us. Agents nrefs,red
who can furnish their own horsts and giye their
whole Tine |, 10 INC ousiness: Spare lnomenls may
towns and cities; !. F. JOHNSON 4 CO, 1918 Main
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-09

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 8.-FlOur frmer bul
quiet. Wheat steady; No. 9 red March 9lHa9l31c;
AprDIolna92Hc; May yHe11a93c: June g!!Ha03c. Corn
mixed 46c;. steamer No. 2 yellow 47Ac: No. !
mixed March 4GAni1c; April I7c; May 47AaASc;
June 473+a4sAc. Oats. spot steady; rejected white
Ste; Nc. 3while 3sa9oAc:. No. l white 37a37Hc; iu.
lures quiet and without change. l,utter tfm and
less active; western lsdlc fancy $50; do good L
choice 20a25c. Eggs steady aud In fuie demand
western ilrsls l5ENlGc. Cheese quiet and easier
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

Coi. r :. Pierce ~ho FOR tas sst fhir'v-
four years nas aeslt eat cioshins 70 ths
Gaod Rapids oaolic win thorough "a =
fscti0n 20 them. has opened rev esfaa-
lis- nent - - Morroe-st Ths coiors hss
sssocsaEed wilh hin IN this Bew sltsrprise
NJ b. n PIERCE ever oc1F zncNs 1T.
and NJ. r. s1aSfucx under the aru name
~ Psrce RrSs. & srattucs Tier rev
store las esEn entirety refffsd. rersintei.
sfc.. - sccrn z. date = 6rsI Las merchant
"a ersnz esfsel sement. such ss rkef-s
eaenf - he u =. Fie~e rss con re- fe8
wan tAs Crest ar1rro. foe fte .ass
fNen-r rezrs sn1 ses los c7 ff.enfs
oFsr tne -6sfe. whlie BE &C "a rlsncs 81
NJ sff4r. = scarce 80 w4ee *
renoed. BE- hzTlnz been $50 tsS eo sosse
frr ftfasn resrs. Ine rev f~ fcsaz
customers frsD fhe I'D sfs1d salazz s-
fhsn 70 crar taslr fsors sn3 fAeir frste
has s.resir zss7nef rroroTl471s verg
rr5rr sing Nsy success sfss0S tae1u
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

Some time ago it was announced in the
TELEGRAM HERALD that Mr.. X. w. Rogers,
who bad just sold a carload Of mountain
horses, would return here in August with
another lot. This trip Mr.. Rogers has
brought with him fine lot OF ffty-twO,
both Saddle aud driving hOrses-no ponies.
These he proposes 20 sell AT private sale il
disposed OF before Saturday. Any one
wanting a hnc driving or saddle horse will
DO well to see this lot before the choice
ones are gone. There are also among them
some very fine work horses What remains
of these horses that are not sold at private
sale before Saturday morning will be sold
At public auction. at nine n. m. At eight
. n. Mexican who is with Mr.. Rogers
will attempt 70 ride a buoking mule which
VIII prot ably be very interesting for the
spectators. If you want morse call on
Mr.. r. ". Rogers. st Albse's livery barn,
No. . Crescent avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

The Csangers. Good TemBlzrs. old Resi-
dents and members OF the Farmers C!ab,
expect % hzve a grand time at their union
picnic AZ REED Lake next Friday. cover
nor Luce will be present and speak for the
GfangeTs. ss Will also Hon. Perry Mayo.
Rev. DR.. Graves. Of Atlanta. ga. and Rev.
". r. Richardson, OF this city. Will talk
for the temperance people and il is expect
ed tie Old Residents and the Farmers Club
will DC represented by eloquent and en-
tertaining speakers. The Lake band and a
Glse Club will furnish the music. All are
invited 10 bring their lunch baskets and
ENJOY general good time. Reduced rates
on al railroads.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

Mss Emily Mohl EFF yesterday morning
for Nacstaws lark
Mrs. r. tlu1mings. OF 20 Iurner-st-, -
visiting friends In the Fast.
Ms. Geo. " Manson i5 seriously IN at
her residence on Isffsrson-ave.
Mrs. r. e.. Winsr and daughter. OF
Chicago. are Waiting friends 10 the city.
JK. Johason and family, Of the Eagle
Hotel are taxing a vacation at the Black
IAks resorts
E. L Noble and farily left last evening
fos visit % Petoskey and the Northern
Summer resorts.
Pref s. 3 Harlolrt. j.. snd wife. Of
Dayton. a.. ars wishing their parents on
South UTs.0n-st
Hon. r. e. Sherwood. Of Natervliet is in
The city ou business connected with the
coming Vest Aichigsn Ea.T
Mas Jennie Cabil returned lAst evening
from mnnths VISIT With her friend Mss
Carrie Ha Four. oi Berlin.
Harry Wilson. night clerk al the post
oeice s of on a weeks vacation and left
yesterday .4r Nacaisws Park.
N-s Andres Hood and daughter Mamie
lsft yesterday Tor Two m0nths' visit AZ
the seasAofs ard ~ The East
Miss Gertie Edgecomb Of Isgrave-s1..
s..-.-..- !. -. ,s..-,s1-, -ss,.-,s
d1r rh.cr - Arna iisig end Aile DaTen
isave .h.s morning tor Masafswa PARK
Mr srf Nrs Gscrqe ~. Williams. of
f'1 Gntl. st celebrated cha ffiietn snniver-
xasy Of their wsioius Monday evening
g. ho.trdEf general passenger agent
o. ne l.ocs ,s'a1t and h..ly 'Fsns. g.
tHe Ai'on r'-i-f-sos "ffe ~ ne CITY tesier-
-.. ...- r. ~
So 49, r.
L = =
-.-,.,.,- w.
Fmor~ BRIDGE. tbe ronufar AL afabls
rIsrs al : raets haial s. soon ls4d Niss
Jessie rlnksaf. la the s.ts
r~.s 81 ram,ls ~ fss - e--, -,
-....--,- r,-.r. - - II
tirrsi .rn a8csta1s Fsrs. where hs vas
tn ranF iof seventeen Gays.
Miss Emma Cooper sr3 Niss Rose John.
sen srrrloras ~ Arihnr Nsfrs .k Co fsft
e-sts-.lsv< r.l7rr7r- fs 4rena tw0 rsek ,
trs-iusnf NJ tf taF'ar. ci tos q. <
ra' retlfnfd ton M kios~. Ehsfe
Ms hur1ar+ is rtsItrr. anl has r0ra 20
sifeni rslifeaa meeting 7t fitfs1urg
Hon and N1s Gea ~. Allsa ,er issf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

Tne election of officers Will take place
today. sDd hsycr Dikeman has been IN
vigel 10 address the knights The uni
formed rnnS of the order froU Muskegon
H l.I asriss sHs morning and viii bs met
&c ths aeq1e61 large nasahsr IT delegates
aud escortsss 20 the Great TeGt A public
1s-a1s. tgz-tr,f By Squire's band. viii ne
given tbs afternoon aa6 the local members
wil tender the visitors a banquet this
evening.
Tie local com usittee consisting Of William
Here.er i6ss. >Co-t and J. 7 Fcskett. of
Crescent star tent. A. Schribsr. Charles
EoGf al3 Frank Ait If Grover Cleveland
,ens- AID John Park. IT. Bgg.eson and ".
f. Compton. ~ f0ug0r tent. hes .des .ths
original committee consisting 0f Nsssrs.
Nssh. bodeustein. ard Nielkind az dong
everything ir thcf- power 20 make the visir
81 their comrades pleasant ana enjoyable
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

10 All Ma M Hereafter sss-Dissas
Properly tsso s-ess. sesss1s sso Alleys
Year siteGIi8E = called - ths folio wing
sa~ g4sssa - lie l4sl Les sAst1rs 81 Mich
lgan. to-sA
a a. cksss ~hea lssd IN SAD ciiy shall
hereafter os soe-diyias1 into loEs and
blscxs. or slshsE aud INTO sIeses sl.sys OF
P4olle gfoan1s. tie 0sg o. pat Ibsfeof
snsl bs saoMittst g. szal bozrd II Pgelie
" 0Fss TO- theiF approval sna &c sach map
O. plsg shsN be FeooEoer az ssge xny
validity Cntil approved b said Board and
be esFtinsd % indorssa.snt o. said rlsp Or
plat ssoei - tie President of sd bozrd
% Nhieh nap or Dlst oepy sA4A bs plaosa
on hls Ia the 01.es " SAL board
Tie aeo~zsiIy i9F tie Above az l. based
upon The isV. nat sak-dlyidsrs of pFa-
p<Ety 0flen ignore the iQseTesi Of TIE public
0y plating streets and alleys with little or
10 reference 20 existing streets or alleys
thereby subsequently iaDOsing upon the
city the necessity Of opsIiIg ~ large ex-
pense streets and alleys that should have
been provided when TIE property wss
plated
By ordsr OF the BOard Of Public Works
Gao. W. TEAYLE
President.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
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enssssd .ths Follce Court Clsrk : On { yes
tsFezy sfeTnoon. Resolving rsQiy u TIE
sfcfmafiFs 1rd cztccinx gaupss ~ Tie
selsls4.e Jaaas she ssooSea ae4n upon
atal &ll1 caazerous Asnt "a her eyes and
ibfe@l<ri1g szFfsss-sn o. hSr soony
cos.atensuce
sIusss / Mant 70 make = omp.2inl
as4inst dzt ~ woman what struck ne with
a shovel 80 the same une removing the
APRON zad expcsius - view : black nst.
sHe.led - twice - Dstufsl SIZE.
lou sill have u 50 ~ The cay Attorney
an1 tell ala y0uf story, m&dam answered
ths polite JGcgs.
Where am DAT
40 soa knOW where Lyon 81 is7
NO 1 h4b Only been here I couple Of
weeks out / used 10 llb here. OATS six
years aro, an h4ln't been here since ill
about 80 Wesxs ago.
Wei. als oface Is on the cornsr.os Canal
and iyOu-sss."
VIII be Be i4r now"
~Yss. / think 50 II you wtil go right
over
Well / guess 1 know where Canal and
LTon. SIS are and / Il 20 Ober daE night
awzY."
This is the result Of another nsighbor-
hood row. large number OF which have
cfept into Police Court lately.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

At the evening session four additional
delegates were reported entitled 10 seats
The Committee on Mileage and Per Diem
reported in favor Of allowing delegates s.
per day and eight cents per mile Tor railroad
fare. The Committee on New Business re-
ported in favor OF changing the ritual SO rs
20 provide for appropriate ceremonies FOR
receiving visitors q subordinate tents. The
same Committee reported against the
proposition 70 appoint Deputy
Grand Commander al salary
Of 81 600. These reports were adopted.
The same c0mIlittee reported against the
payment of the f1ll amount Of an endow-
ment certificate when the holder arrives At
the age OF 20 years. Laid on the table.
The committee also reported 10 favor OF in
s'ructi1g the COMMITTEES on Claims 20 in
fFotucs q sign Of caution The commit
tee a 50 reported IN favor OF ths establish
ment % Publication 20 be recognized as
the official organ of the order in this iuris-
dicti0u. 10 be- edited BY the Grea. Record
Keeper Lsid on The table.
The Greai Tent is purely legislative in its
functions. and although the pubic is not
admitted during session hours. the body
has no special secrets and publishes Us
business to the world
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

]. &. Cooke. agent Of tie Tin Soldier"
vii arrive in this city today % look after
The interests of this company. Which ap-
resrs re Powers Grand 0psrs House August
p and ID. fhe I'm Soldier "a one 81 the
best ~ Chas. Ao7ts pieces. Mr. H0vt ia
the sataor ~ " RsE Bs1F. PsrIor Msica p
snt his latest. Hole IN a croanc. NJ
Berger hss still another Improvement 10
srri7x 90 our cit7enS NJ G0ura onr lo-
at manager. IS ore ~ The original members
~ -he Tin Soldier having been manager
40 his eouuanv WIEN it vss under "a
management of the Boston Theatre